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AUCTION SALES.
TrTrRE DAYS.
1THoMAs Z. wAae.NAN. Aactiopeer.

VNHoMAs T. wA6GAMAN. Auctioneer.
fsgsJEEs SALE OF Lon; INPEeyEp o., THE
k IL A,s,I IH u ~ Tw3 FRAME H9gShs
ol1e2 folio 81, ct seq Of the Land keccrs Of the
ssssra Ss 81 s q IL
SESr TOR @ sf5 Ss IN h Hail.
S 81 p isalss scr. z psr IN LS S
.sii Dis,ae,, Improves by ' two twessiory frame
houses on ne resr q sad lot
IN snss s1.h
nOse : 81 ss ssarns interest from as Of ,,e
y ;SS y: !: -; : ,.ss sSsS. @ .ns
eoa WITH N sve!s dss s or sP
chaser. THoS Z. WaGGsMAS.I -. -
THos E. wAGGHNAS. haci. na-dad.
Is SIR or THIRD AND bI STREETS NORTH.
On MoNbAS AFIERNooy, NOVEMBER
SEVENTH, iss.: At FIVE O'CLOCK, we win sell, G
- .. Tor SQUARE ses
fro5t 81 e AL f1es on Il street north and 100 fee:
twOstory Brick dwelling with siSreroon ., tne cor,
ner Of Sd and sts and fronts 2iz-I IL feet b.
House Sd i: Il ana trout. SO feet on 1'i 81
Inc s sS Sne o. the best and for an in
ier%s One ossS bsisnse N one two
payable @ an and 10 Z .s sSS ~ S e.
trust ON premises Sid Or all cash Al option Of pur-
slSc sSSS ss hSs.s
I'D street Conveyhnclng. &c. at purchasers
Terms to be complied with in ten days okherv Sc right
reserved 10 resell ct risk and cost of defsultng pur-
chaser after i've days public notice Of such ale in
sons sRG q
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAINLAND AvENrE AND TENTH sTREETs
SOUTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON. n C.
BY Vt tue of d. ed Of trust. dated April 20, d
1885, recorded in Eber No ll2o, Folio 436et SEQ e.
aud 1T the written reques the party secured there
| TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A
ID. 1887. at HALF-PASr FOUR orc o p. NJ, all
that certain piece or parcel of land and premises
known and distinguished on the ground q plat
of the city OF Washing in the istrict OF Columbia
lot lettsred A. Of William b Todds subdivision O.
square numbered thr hundred aud fifty-two (352)
together with all the improvements. ways
| rights. privileges, thereto.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money IN
cash. aud the balance th reof in equal instaen
In ak and twelve months from the day sale, with
terest thereon al the rate OF six centum
TO be secured by the notes Of the purchaser pur
chasers thereof and approved deed OF trust on the
property sold or all cash. ~ the option Of the pur
chaser or purchasers thereof deposit of $500 Will
be required at time of sale from the purchaser pur
shss. thereof. and all conyeysncing and recordins
shall be at his or her or their expense IL the terms
sale not complied with ten days from the dS
of sale the trustee the rht resell the prop
At the risk and cost of the defautinx
purchasers, after ~ least Ave 90 days advertisement
| SEYMOUR W. TULLOIK
" Surviving Trustee.
\ DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts. o26
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BROS. Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuA.
HOUSES NTlMBEEEpT s5I AND ss5 FOURTH
Under aud by virtue OF the powers and author -
lily in vested by the last will and testament of 80
Christian G. 6ockeler shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction in front of the premises. on MONDA a,
SEVENTH DAY OF MOVE IBER, A d. 1887, at
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real
estate Part of lot tree CD in square ave hundred
Ss SsS5nn,Ss the line
ches (sa #. in.l: from the northwest corner
ak $50 feet 70 an alley; Themes north sixteen
feet SIX inches l6 IT. ND thence west eighty SIX
$3.50 feet TO 4th street I'D place VI beginning i'm
proved by nx-room frame residence. No. s3i 4th
street northwest And immediately thereafter shall
offer for sale part Of said Lot Three in said square Eve
hundred and twenty seven t521) beginning point
4th street. forty-nine seventeen hundredths 90
l1-100) feet nth Of the northwe corner Of ssid
square thence east eighty $50 feet thence north
west eightysx 1850 thence south nfteen forty
two-hundredths Il 5 42l00D feet place of ben-
ming. improved by threestory brick residence, with
modern conveniences bcng No. eS5 4th street north
west
Terms Of sale one-third % cash the balance in equal
instalments In and two years. with interest pay
able seiiannuslly fro day Of sale secured By ICED
OF trust. all h at the option II purchaser
posit of hundred S10o) dollars will be
required at time OF sale.
Terms to be compiled with in ten tl0) days or resale
at the risk and cost purchas ter (lO) dsys
notice. q OfsGE J. GOCkELER
Executor and trustee under the will and Testament
of Christian q. oock.ler, deceased
o34-d&ds LION TOBkINER. Attorney
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pUNCANe0N BROS AuctioneerA o2p-st
Ni0IAs DOWLIN0. Anctionssr.
fvC8 VALUABLE BUILDING Lots NEAR TN
coRNEE 81 10Th AND sfkfErH dE6HdE
IktRxI AtIEEnN,S2S6x, NoyEnsER -

prsnisss. isSsi - ths ioil cxins ysius6,s prsp.
street sad tvo lot. 20x54 porth nd q = street.
thes scss sd,os sns SSsnsr q 5oth snd ssrssA spd
go Ssosaasas hvs'sns1t fsrns nsds MIN q
Is:s.y,.ss, =. ;ps .sss:s,rs e ys,ss:s.ss go,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VTHoMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALrABLI REAL ESTATE
BfyER Mar ray DfsTRic TTSE -

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA on THE
JENNINGS ROAD OVER THE ANACOSTIA
RIVER NEAR TIE D1STR1CT LINE.
By virtue of deed of trust from Anna l. Shaw ~
and Granville c. shaw, her husband. dated the ~
9TH day Of september, lss2. and duly recorded -
0l7, folio 80 ct one of the land records for the
District of Columbia, ana at the request Robert D.
Weaver. executor Of Thomas Weaver. deceased the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auction
EMBEH 1857, AT THREE O'CLOCK 7; ~, all those
pieces parcels of land situate lying and being the
District Of Columbia called CSnciusion or part Of
Bayleys purchase" the Bepnings Road Just west Of
the District line adjoining the lands of G. A McRuen
and Charles q. Duncansen. William Henson and J.
Slater, containing 80 acres, more or less
Terms OF sale: ope-third of the urchase money in
cash. and the balance thereof in two equal
at six and twelve months from dag Of sale with Inter
est from day OF sale secured by deed of upon
the property sold or all cash at the option of the pr
chaseror purchasers Adepost OF 100 will be required
Of the purchaser purchases at the time Of the ee
All conveyancing and recording at the expense the
purchaser purchasers II the terms of the sale are
not complied with within ten days of the sale the IN
dersned trustees the right TO resell said prop
erty risk and the defauting pure OF
purchasers after five days advertisement In the Even
ing Star newspaper.
oa,-a,a E E y y 4 &HFhP5rSS, Trustees
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WEEKS CO., Auctioneers,
w 631 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post Office.


Opposite City Post Office.
GREAT SALE OF NEW AND STYLISH
CLoAKs, COATS. vIsITEs, JACKETS, NEWMAN
KErs. CIRCULARS. ETC. FOR LADIES' MISSES
AND CHILDREN. STOCK OF DEALER CHANG.
ING BUSINESS: F1RsT.CLAss DESIRABLE AND
sEAsoNABLE GOODS. IN ALL UPWARDS OF 800
PIECES.
AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT, TO DEALERS
AND PRIVATE BUYERS. WITHIN OUR AUCTION
ROOMS. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER SEW
ENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK. n3-3t
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SPECIALTIES.
PnEsi Plk6s uxI r1EE {sn ,.,,,,,,

sensl Plss no Mastered hox loag sssndiaS. spSsdiis
eusd Trsstmsrt alnost p.tnles. no o. u sinSS
ffom ousinens. and positively never fssls q curN
Abuldnuce q refsrences nom pereons Who have ~
e.ySd ,o O.. frse H q sHhADnh y D
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1909 3lst and 40 Louisiana avenue.
31.lOt FRANK =. CON4ER
A5S q hH4s fhk h9f
M0hTMwGSTs NOW OCCUYIED BY THE
UNITED STATES As THE BUREAU OF EDU-


BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
1030y Docket 26, wherein Daniel Pratt Wright
complainant and Emma q. Wright ct al. or dstendAn,s
vEMBER. 4. D. 1887, 4 FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. offer
for SAFE st suction in front Of the premises part Of
num6srsd three g, IL square numbered ur hundr,d
ana twenty-nne l420) In the city Of Washington d.
bsnnipg for the same q the southwest corner Of
ssys11sy ieet Il RE- nerth thirty and twenty
thence xsss feet and hense south along Egnth
feet TO the place OF beginning. inp prov by
story and hSs;nsnt brick Are proof iudine, now
ferms q One fourth Of me purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal nstalments at
:psctysy one two and three year. iron, the day q
ssm ia The deferred payment. % b secured
property al the purchase money can be paid in cash
Adeposit Of ooOO viii be required 1t tho time Of
All convsyaneins and recording q the purchasers
g sAs tssms q e,s - not compiled With within
~ "a s ~ e ''''a st thu
8E3IGAID fENDALL Trustee
WALTER W1fLiAHs & co.
o0oA Auc6o6SGsa
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ID OBERT vOSE 4 co,
IL Real Estate Agents, 300 B ct. Sc.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROP
ERTY IN EAST WASHINGTON.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTH. at -
hALF-PAs FOnh P NJ. we will sell by pub ic ll5'
auction lot No. 43in square Sl5,on 4th street b. I'LL
tween and street. northeast. Is by 100,
alley; The north 1888 of lot g. in square Sl4,
by depth Of los l. II feet.
Terms Ut sale: 900 deposit on each lot at sale.
mat ROBERT VOSE Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE :OF TwO-SToRY FRAME
l. HOn Sc No. 354 McLEAN AvEsUE, NEAR
FOun AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
EIGHTH. 1857. At FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell. mn
in front Of the premises. sA.:I
LOT 81, SQUARE 54G
improved by Q two-story fva-ro Frame Dwelling,
good cellar, water and Mclean is between
aud y and Az and I'd streets southwest. House
nearly new. sale positive.
Terms: One-half cash: balance in one year note to
bear cent interest day of sale payable semi
annually and to b. secured by deed Of trust premises
or all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit of 800 ut
time OF sale conyeyancing. &c, at purchasers cost;
Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise right
res rv-d TO at risk and cost of purchaser after
hve days advertisement Of such resale in
paper published in Washington, ID. e.
n4-3t DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. HuctiCneer.

TagyssISEs SALE or FORREST HALL DRUG
OWNED BY 6. b. FICKLiNG. A RARE CHANCE
fOR BUSINESS IMYEsTMENT tn ONLY
ClAEPRESCRIPrION DEPARTMENT..
,B BY virtue Of chattel deed of trust recorded in
Of the District Of Columbia, and BY direction OF
Will sell Ut public auction on the PREMISE FRI
PAY, the uEtEvE ~ III PAY OF N0NEMBER; A. p
goods and chattels in stores 1850 and 1862 sd or
High street. Ge2ryetown. y c. consist n OF all stock
fixtures. soda fountain, fount In cylinders genera
tSr SAFE medicines drugs formula prescription files
snow wlndow, fixtures, other furniture stock
Of any kind Whatever contained in said stores, as
spScined in schedule A attached TO said deed.
Terms OF sa.e One-ha cash, balance in notes at six
twelve and eighteen mouths bearing int rest and
dorsed or secure by collateral the satisfaction Of
ing q % x 1pense Cash Deposit REQUIRED Of
saie will be made after i've days public uotice.
1909 3lst and 40 Io On S sysnue Irrustees
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cCRious CROWDS THAT GATHER ABBOTT TIE DOOR
As TEE ?REMIkR GOES TO woRsHr-HR READS
THE LESSONS AND MRS. GLADSTONE JOINS AUDIBLY
IN TIE ResPoSsEs-rHE GRAND OLD HAMS COUNTRY
HOME
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Mr.. Fenner. tBs Ass<rcsa eeaxs d'araires In
holiday.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, A ucuoneer.
EIGHT CASES IMPORTED BULBS.
CLOSING SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF Fine Assortment Of the Most exquisite
HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS,


DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS,
NARCIssUS. CROCUs TULIPS,
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THOI.
SNOwDROPS, &c, &c.
To be sold at my auction rooms MONDAY and TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH and EIGHTH,
1887, commencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK.
n4-2t THOMAS DOWNING. aurtioneer
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II OBERT VOSE Il CO, heal Estate A cent.
NV st q

Peremptory sale Of improved property on WE'D -
NESDAi; NOVEMBER Nj NTi, at HALF-PA Asst La
fCR NJ. we Will sell at public auction that III
very hnely located lot corner OF South Carolina
nue and l lth street east, improved by two-story
brck tneariy new. containing rooms fife cellar and
al mod IN improvements The above property is sold
on account Of former purchaser no failed To comply
with the terms of sale. 400 deposit at sale Con-
veyan ing ut purch iser's cost.
Term, made known at sale
nA.dts RDRFRT VOcP Auctinnaar
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stEeEEETs S1RTHwEsT. IMPRuyEb b "Tvo
I EEcME HOUSES NOS 24oo AND s%oa. AT
s 0p ,M 1 AFTERNOON NovENBERA
the premises shall sell all Of Orsdnal Lot ~. M
aspaR sss On on the sss ssss sds o
street being the corner Of 24th aud
hoe. 24O0 and 2402. which rent for e33 per month.
All conveyancinT and recording At purchasers cost.
o3l-dkds THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVE
IL PROPERTY on CAPITOL HILL. TMO-STOR
BRICK HOUSE With MDERN IMPROVE

o.4-ddds Lion IOBhINEh. Attorney.
s ~ EA 81 HI
BRICK HOUSE With MpERN INPKovE.
BY virtue Of . decree u the supreme Court u ihe
District q Columbia passed 25th day Of DC,
IS Wa sass q Is iass & o.
hundred and forty two Cs42l lightning at the uorsh
100 feet inches thencs west IL iee, s nss..
thence north 100 feet inches, and thence east II
lex dwens conaa sna
cellar TsTw With n r .s c improvements
Conyry Apcing at the cost q gu,chaser II IN terms
properly may be ON ve dS. sser , q, the
cost Of dsisuins Purehssrr as proydsd hx
Il $ss SSs EEL
KFS Tsfa sAEE s GE FII I'm
T Mid S sqRHET ~ RINHPIANA AVENUE And
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated December stb-
a.s duly aSa S O 81 the he
Columbia and the written request Of he n.t o.
cured thereby. the undersigned surviving rastrs u
s' s sS ssf ffs+R
F P5y & G SSE5Mr = g. 4. r .S sss
.s :af ass and
ners surviving trustee snbdvsion Of psrt Of
S ssrass h g. s hq n
the District of Columbia in Soot rae RS %, Z,
sPpS the ..s
covered by said deed of truit 49, ~A'~
Terms Of sale One fourth Of the purchase onex In
cash. and the balance thereof in three equal
N WE'VE twenty-tour and thirty months NON the
gay u sa1e WIZ interest 1t six per per annum:
pterest px{tnle annually and 20 be secured by
me Setes o. dns or purchasers thereof
Sssh: r. ths SRf,on # he pureha:sr purchsser
and all and riding shall be At the cos
o. the PnrTnHssE or RuIcn.:sr. the terms q ssis
eae the unoorsgneo surviving trustee, reserves the
gnt rereu sid property II the risk and cost OF the
dsfautn6 purc1Aeer or purchasers ave 80 dayu
o. sneh resale in some Newspaper pub
NOBLE D. LARNEK Surviving Trustea
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.
ozx.zo,no~..s4 Auct'cneers.
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE DENTIST. 5i5 izTH Nw-TDTH
~ extrzctsd without pain. by 40 OF local apphcston
prspsred aud ussd only " me- iessh n!ied eL fer-
teed o4-lns
INR STAIR PARsoNs DENTIST. sTB ST. OoR-
Dner nv FilliIl0 . specialtys a4so, he cure a
toofnsche without exfnctazze 10 thstke I'D
On Tue eums allevssss tiss pan "a extrctlng al
TNR I. Il. TALBJfT. DENTIST. 43s IRA ST.
I1aschA 1ssth inssrssd "a psr set Az work vsrs
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GIVING BALLS TO HIS SEIGHBoRs AND SERVANTS
DANcrNG WITH THE FARMERS wrvIs AND HIS
cHAMBERNsD-THE PRISckss A. TIE PARTNER OF
HER RrrTER Oh COOK
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, IN
kETWEEN TWEIFrA AND THlRTEENTE

BIZ virtue of 4 decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia passed IN Equity Csuke -
in trout Q. The Pren.ises On MONDAY. NovkMBEK
loo. impc1ed 81 two frsns hcuss: o. ssrsqt BE-
tween 18th and 18th streets southeast
Terms: One third cash; the balance In three equal
nstailments IN SIX twelve and eighteen mopths from
the DAY o. sale for which the notes Of the purchaser
OF Huss On psopWty cold, VIII De taken. or tie pur.
ehass money ~ - m ~ ssn. Up
saie and Al conveyanctnG and recording VII BE- al
purchasers cost
sIoMUxp J. BLOCK. Trustee.
tl4 9Th 81 Az.
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We are daily receiving our Pan supply q Carpets,
Comprising al the new patterns in Bisslov Lowell,
and Hurtford wiltons: Biselov Lowell and Huresord
Br1ssel: MoQuite in choice patterns: Lowell and
Hurtford Ingrains Ar squAres all si,-s: Russ and
Mats In AL the nov designs. Furniture Ccverfngs;
Curain Drspery, Lace Curfains aud Table Cover IN
great variety.
sep2-3m HOOT BRO CO ira a
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s,~. -, 4
payment Of all said sums, with three per cent pei
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The Doctor, GREAT Mistake.

The bill appropriating $4,000 tor
the medical and burial expenses OF
President GARFIELD WAS not passed
without opposition. Senator Vest was
especially severe on the surgeons, whe
did not knew the structure OF the hu-
man body, and who had treated one
part while the wound was in another,
like the carpenter who cannot tell
garret from cellar, or the shipwright
who knows not mast from hull. For
eighty days James A. Garfield lay
sweltering, and agonized and suffered.
Bulletin after bulletin went To the
anxious hearts and ears of the Amer
lean people. I'VE have probed the
wound; we have found the bullet; the
electric machinery responds under the
great laws of nature, until we have
located the bullet to hairs breadth =
And he died with the faroff look In
his ewes across the dim and distant
ocean, and the autopsy showed that
they never came within a foot OF the
bullet. and that they doctored ana
prebed and lanced the pus cavity Tor
eighty long days; curious exempll-
ficstion of scientific skill.
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.vl aII KIrlds always on nanu.
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Assembly bill No. 70, by Farr, pro-
viding for the government of towns
and cities.
Assembly bill No. go, by Drury,
providing for procuring supply OF
wild rice, to be sown in eligible loca-
tions on the rivers of this State; ap-
propriating $1,000 therefor.
Assembly Oil No. 81, by Drury,
providing for the further introduction
of wild birds into this State, appro-
priating $500.
Senate bill No. 6s, by Powell, TO
amend the Act regulating marks and
brands ON stock.
Senate bill No. So, by Kaiser, pro-
viding for the erection of County
Hospital in Churchill county. Con-
sidered in Committee of the Whole
aud passed.
General tile-Assembly bill No. So,
by Pike, to regulate insurance com
panies, making the face of the policy
the measure of damage in case OF total
loss by fire.
Assembly bill No. 12, by Smith, to
fix the poll tax at So. Considerable
discussion was the result, and it finally
passed by a vote of 20 TO IS.
Senate bill No. 81, by Forbes, re-
lating to District Attorneys and their
partners, was amended and passed.
Substitute Tor Senate bill No. IA,
provides for placing Constitutional
amendments before the voters of Ne
vada. The Assembly refused to recede
from the substitute. Pike aud Hale
were appointed on the committee OF
conference.
Assembly bill No. SO, by Dale,
amending the law concerning exempt
property, and exempting two horses
or mules, and harness and carriage,
not exceeding in value $500, of livery
stable Keepers.
Assembly bill No. 81, by Fraser,
providing for the appointment of Dep
uty Assessors, etc, the substitute ex-
GLIDING Storey county. Adopted, and
tile bill passed.
Assembly bill No. 80, by Grlswold,
for the preservation of fish IN the
Humboldt river was passed.
Senate bill No. A. by Noteware, to
prevent corruption at elections. Tenn
porariIy laid on the table.
Assembly bull M. 90. 10y Wilson, to
encourage the planting and growth OF
forest trees. Renews the old law just
expiring by limitation Passed.
Assembly bill No. 81, by Griswold.
to repeal the State dog tax. Williams
of Lander made strong speech on the
subject, aud the bill passed. McCon-
mel gave notice of reconsideration.
Assembly bill No. 4, by Farr, amend
ing the Act concerning insolvent debt
ors. Requires 25 per cent. to be paid
as a condition to the discharge of the
debtor. Senate amendments concur
red in.
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A married couple were out promena-
ding in the suburbs of Austin one day,
saws the Texas Siftings. Presently
the wife said "Think, Albert, If the
brigands should come now and take
me from you7" "Impossible, my dear" "
"But supposing they did come ana INC,
carry me away, what would you say =
~ should say" replied the husband,
that the brigands were new at the
business"
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WHITE PINE NEWS
puhlishsd every Saturday morning by
w. 1. DAVIS.
Terms OF subscription:
JOB PRINTIN @. .

nun NEWS Office Is supplied with every
f.cility for executing all kinds OF Job
PTintine in q neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
ssTd te fuIl-sheet poster turned out At
abort notice. Orders Solicited.
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If we hope for what we are no ike
" to possess, we act and think in vain,
and make life a greater dream ana
shadow than it really is.-Addison.
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Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY. MARCH "a. iss7.
tttNsI.gAyE MANCtissTER


ron rms sorrR
Taaa y. Nat aa0Fn~ Mired.
giEss -Mfrs3 SRA n. \. Ltp
is.Is ny lrp
ron gMa MORrn
/ on from Troy s2ar s-Mited.
! 33rx Mail iSTsE Y. Erp
lsrn - Passenger
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The establishments given by the
Arlington Dramatic Cinb. two evenings
Last week vere we'll attended apd gave
rood satisfaction 10 the Audiences, The
parts we're veil sn.taipei. all doing 80 well
that no criticisms are In order The Climb
vii repeat tho play st Grange ball. South
shsftsbury. ,his Thursday evening. The
enteytsirraeet ~ill close With dance, .
good crckestxs being In attendance.
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james Rafferty, b. soee 10 Hooaick
70 seek enploymeet
About t.eniy Eve from here attended
Tbs. dramatic enieriaanmeni Al Arlington.
The 18th.
Miss Enms Benedict has been quite
siek
"a ehickon.pie supper - 10 be held
here, some time 10 the near fuiurr, Tor the
benefit Of the church.
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Deaf forget tho sugAs party Tor ihs
bcSe1i 81 The band Wednesday erenins
n nefi week Yea 81 vspi coed bsrd.
Tho boy, are sofkiag hard, baslng ihres
rshnsrssls veek. They reed sofIe help
BE sure 10 cone Ani Sc, sons Rev warm
sassr srd heat them play. ssd shou them
by you presenee thai yoa appreciate their
esorta snd are willirg 10 help them. This IL
srlien By esilEsa who 10 noi . member
Of the hana lie sure 20 remember The
dale. Wednesday, March %.
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